Sopranos 6/3 - Second to final episode

That really was never resolved was it? It was smoothed over, but never resolved. Good call. And reprocussions does this have on Meadow and her new boyfriend if true.

 

If it wasn't him.......it sure as shit looked like him.

Thought the same thing when Tony was laying in that bed with the shotgun........said to myself....."Aw, shit...don't let it go down like this....."

Great episode.

 

Patsy was also shooting at the Brooklyn crew as they were shooting him. If he were in on it, why would he fire at them & turn tail?

 

That wasn't a shotgun. That was the insane assault rifle Bobby gave Tone for his birthday in the first episode of this half-season. That's also why Chase had that quick flashback, too.

 

True. I've always been uneasy transition back to the family, especially after the feds saw him with a gun in Tony's backyard.

 

and then he shot...

his piss into Tony's pool. One of the funnier Sopranos moments.

 

Who came up with the address for Phil's mistress? Paulie or Patsy?

I think the answer to that will give us the winner. I can't, for the life of me, remember which one. But I do remember it being a big deal -- with the actual piece of paper being shown. Just can't remember who was holding it.

 

It looked like Junior's House.

 

Great episode. Great farewell scene between Melfi and Tony.
Good to see Tony finally giving A.J. the kick in the ass he's been needing for years.
The realization that the botched hit on Phil would cause serious repercussions.

 

First instinct on the hit on Phil was "Since when does Phil drive a Cadillac? They used to have him in a Lincoln Town...that's not Phil." Helps to be a car geek sometimes.

 

To make it appear to the witnesses who came out of the club, and to Sil (incase Sil somehow survived) that he wasn't in on it.

 

I thought maybe it was junior's house, too, but my girlfriend didn't think so...

Hope that gets cleared up.

By the way, the last image was Tony closing his eyes, setting us up for the dream finale.

Seriously, the whole final episode could be a dream, with Tony waking up right at the end...